(TUAW)
TUAW's Steven Sande has cracked this whole . I'm just surprised that nobody's noted that the four apps in a 2-by-2 grid clearly summon to mind the . ? I think almost surely.
(iFixit)
Sometimes I wonder if the folks at iFixit have trouble making toast in the morning because they've disassembled their toaster--they just can't help it; it's their nature. Well, now they've turned those talents toward good(?) by taking apart Apple's new Thunderbolt Display. Turns out it's heavy on chips and light on thunder--
(MacRumors)
iTunes movies are apparently arriving in a number of European companies, including Belgium, Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands, Norway, and Sweden. But how can we be sure this is true? There's only one solution: Book me a multi-city ticket and bill it all to research!
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Does Apple's frighten you? Apparently it bothers 's Paul Goldberg, who writes that "there seems to be very little sense of any connection to human size." One can almost hear him insisting, "What is this, ? How can we expect the employees to work if they can't even ?"
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Well, it's not really "knocked off." It's just that the iPhone is now in second place, behind Aston Martin. Which will all change in next year's when the superspy smiles, pulls out his phone, and, with a rakish grin, tells his lovely lady companion that he's got an app for .
(TUAW)
TUAW reports that Apple may kill off both the iPod shuffle and the classic this year. My theory: The company is combining the two into one brilliant product with 250GB of storage and no pesky screen. Call it "the iPod cluffle."
- The VoIP company has updated its iPhone and apps to bring Bluetooth support for the iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, fourth-generation iPod touch, and iPad 2. The iPhone version also has enhanced video, thanks to image stabilization; a new interface; and emoticons in incoming messages (in outgoing messages they're displayed after they're entered as text). In addition, users without Skype Credit, a calling subscription, or premium plan will now see ads in the apps. Free.